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When you set out to find a lawyer, you look for someone you can trust with your case. Unfortunately sometimes your situation can take a turn for the worse due to the negligence of your attorney.

The definition of legal malpractice states; Legal malpractice is the term for negligence, breach of fiduciary duty, or breach of contract by an attorney that causes harm to his or her client.

What are some examples of Legal Malpractice?

Breach of fiduciary duty

Conflict of interest

Breach of attorney-client privilege

Badly written legal documents

Omissions resulting in case dismissal

Errors resulting in case dismissal

Billing fraud

Presenting false evidence to the client

Presenting false evidence to the court

Neglect of a clients matter and or lack of diligence

Frivolous litigation

Obstruction of Justice

Unacceptable, inappropriate legal advice

Misappropriation of the client’s funds

Malicious litigation

Uncouth legal advice

Influencing the client adverse to the client’s best interest

Unnecessary and excessive litigation at the client’s expense

Legal malpractice can lead to the loss of your case, and a loss in your wallet. If you feel you have been the victim of legal malpractice, or you feel you are being harmfully represented contact the Laufer Law Group; we can help.